Statics

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Statics

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[edit] Objective

By the end of this course, you should understand the fundamentals of forces and moments, and be able to solve equilibrium problems for rigid (non-deformable) bodies in both two and three dimensions.

[edit] What You Should Already Know

In order to completely comprehend the material in this course, you should have a firm understanding of all math leading up to Calculus III. Also, an understanding of basic physics as well as technical sketching is useful.

[edit] Contents

The Eads Bridge over the Mississippi River under construction in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1874 or earlier.

[edit] Introduction to Statics

[edit] Preliminary Principles

[edit] Forces

[edit] Resultants of Force Systems

[edit] Rigid Body Equilibrium

[edit] Structural Analysis

[edit] Internal Forces

[edit] Moment of Inertia

[edit] Center of Gravity and Centroid

[edit] Quizzes and Tests

[edit] References

[edit] Acknowledgements and Further Reading

[edit] Printable Version

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